Ḫattannaš: A Festschrift in Honor of Theo van den Hout

Editor(s): Petra Goedegebuure, Joost Hazenbos.

With the assistance of Emily Smith.

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Studies in Ancient Cultures 5

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This volume honors Theo van den Hout, the Arthur and Joann Rasmussen Professor Emeritus of Hittite and Anatolian Languages at the University of Chicago’s Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures and a preeminent philologist, linguist, and historian. The thirty-six essays offered here reflect the wide range of Professor van den Hout's research interests and include text editions, studies on religion and writing, and investigations into diverse lexical, linguistic, and literary topics.

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Introduction
Publications of Theo van den Hout

Deep Structures in the AN.TAḪ.ŠUM and nuntarriyašḫa- Festivals. Alfonso Archi
How Are Unrelated Verbs Related? tuḫḫueššar and Its Friends and Relations. Richard H. Beal
Madduwatta’s In-Law Troubles. Gary Beckman
VITA and Double Eagle in the Iconography of Hittite Seals. James Michael Burgin
Pirate Historiography and the Late Bronze Age. Dennis R. M. Campbell
Mursili II and the Sammeltafeln. Billie Jean Collins
Hethitische „Event“ und „Result Nominals“: Die Syntax der Nominalisierungen. Paola Cotticelli Kurras
The Topos of “Homer the Herald” in Greek and Latin Literature. Irene J. F. de Jong
The Undelivered ASSUR Letters: Reading /wa/ for the Hieroglyphic Luwian Sign *375. Martien Dillo
Dealing with Bestiality in Hittite Anatolia: The Interplay between Ritual and Jurisprudence. Amir Gilan
“Poldering” in Beyond-the-River: Revisiting the End of the ÇİNEKÖY Inscription. Petra M. Goedegebuure
Weil sein kann, was nicht sein darf! KBo 58.216 + KBo 7.44: Zum Problem der Bilokation einer hethitischen Tontafel. Detlev Groddek
Bemerkungen zur Fußbekleidung bei den Hethitern. Albertine Hagenbuchner-Dresel
Dative or No Dative: The Function of the Morpheme *-is in Semitic. Rebecca Hasselbach-Andee
EMİRGAZİ 1: Current State of Reading and Interpretation. J. David Hawkins†
The Ivory Panel with a “Dancing God” from Temple 7 in Boğazköy/Hattusa Reconsidered. Suzanne Herbordt
Only an Image? nbš, atri-, and the Katumuwa Inscription. Virginia R. Herrmann
The Gala in Presargonic Lagaš Revisited. Fumi Karahashi
Linguistic Interpretations of the Spelling of Hittite Dative-Locative and Allative Singular Forms. Alwin Kloekhorst
Visual Rhetoric: Physical Design for Semantic Stress in the SÜDBURG Inscription. Robert Marineau
The Mediopassive in Transition from Old to New Hittite. H. Craig Melchert
Anatolian Hieroglyphic Writing: The Question of Its Origin and Development. Clelia Mora
Women in Hittite Correspondence: Some Case Studies. Alice Mouton
Horses and Chariots, Hittites and Indo-Aryans in the Studies of Annelies Kammenhuber: A Look behind the Curtain of Chariotry Research. Peter Raulwing
Hidden Pronominal Clitics in Luwian Texts. Elisabeth Rieken and Ilya Yakubovich
Rethinking the Size and Role of Ḫattuša. Jürgen Seeher
A Magical Ritual Concerning the West Anatolian Foe Kukkulli. Oğuz Soysal
The Chronological Boundaries of the Persepolis Fortification Archive. Matthew W. Stolper
The Divine Soul, the Royal Soul, and Legal Authority in Hittite Texts. Ada Taggar Cohen
A New Fragment of the Arinna Text Corpus. Piotr Taracha
The Curious Case of Walawala’s Letter: An Old Assyrian Envelope in the ISAC Museum. Oya Topçuoğlu
“When the moon gives an omen”: On the Ritual KUB 17.28 III 18–IV 44 and Its Composition. Giulia Torri
Eight Middle Babylonian Texts. Wilfred H. van Soldt†
From a Calm Sea to a Desolate Depth: A New Interpretation of ku(wa)li(u) ḫunḫu(n)eššar. Willemijn Waal
Das Kultinventar KuT 60 aus Šarišša. by Gernot Wilhelm
On the Hittite Mediopassive Type ḫandāitta. Kazuhiko Yoshida